Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-01-20

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DO you like q good bargain? If so.
60, and see A. T. DossER.
Have you seen the bargains at Mrs.
Lizzie Russells.
B. F. O'Brien has the best trade in
town.
a-Yapo Cresolene cures whooping
cough. For sale by Miss EUeENrA Nun.
DIR. John r. Sturgeon, of Free Hill,
was In town one day last week, visiting
friends. H.
Bargains, bargains, bargains, at Mrs.
lizzie Russell's. . -Gg3
Fred. Devault is back on his old
stamping ground after a long visit to his
sister at Little Chucky.
We arc under obligations to Senator
Simerly, and Representatives Wagner,
and Millburn for copies of State docu.
ments. 9ast % arls =i1si
-Corsetts, gloves, Hosiery, cheaper than
ever at Mrs. Lizzie Russell's.
Many cases of whooping cough
cured in this vicinity by cresolfne. For
particulars inquire al MISS EUeENrA
MURPHY's. ~
viii Patton and lady, Of Carter's de-
pot. spent Sunday last, with Mr.. Patton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Patton, of
This town. w.. ,,a',
Mrs. F. W. Earnest left on this
mornings train for GAINESVILLE, 10 see
her sister,in-law, Mrs. Jesse Earnest,
who is quite sick.
Buy your goods of Mrs. Lizzie Russell
she offers bargains.
Two keys and a screweye strung on
q loop of wire about five inches long
were picked up on the street Wednesday.
Will be returned to owner on payment
for this notice.
Wedding outfits for Ladies, at Mrs.
Lizzie Russell's.
-Green's pond has been in fine condi-
ton for skating, this week, and some Of
our townspeople availed themselves OF
the opportunity to indulge in that rare
exercise.
B. F. O'Brien keeps the best assert.
ment Of liquors in town. Malt Whiskey
q specially.
Mrs. John +. Mcclure, of Covington
KY, after spending some weeks with hei
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Dosser, left Friday
last, for home. Mrs. Dosser accompain
ed her, for a short visit to home folks.
Pass B. F. O'Brien's saloon whel
you may, and you will always find hin
busy waiting on his customers.
Rev. L. G. Coulsen, d. D., of Scots
boro, Ala, will occupy Rev; Mr.. ALI
sons pulpit, at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and night next. All arr
cordially invited to attend the services.
Beautiful Pictures at NeO York cos
at Mrs. Lizzie Russelrs.
"A new and valuable discovery, Page
Vaporizer and Cresolene-The only spe
cific for whooping cough. For sale b.
MISS EUGENIA MURPHY.
Tho Prohibitionists are circulatin
petitions addressed to each branch OF tn
Legislature praying for the passage o
the bill putting the submission amend
ment before the people. W. understan
that they are securing q large number Q
names in this county.
Go to B. F. O'Brien's to get the celt
brated Merry War Navy tabacco only ~
aplug.
MIR. w. Scott Hickey, Of Jonesborc
q son of our esteemed townsman, MIR.
M. Hickey, Is on q visit to his parent
and friends in this place. Mr.. Hickey pre-
sents o fine personal appearance. and Il
doubt upon his return home he will Carl
the hearts Of some of Rogersville'sfa
maids with him.-Reciew.
The Representatives from this SCI
ton on House standing committees are
follows:
Observation-Disclosures; immigration
Observation-Disclosures; Public Road
New Counties and County Lines.
Milburn-Finance, Ways and Mean
Education and Common Schools; Publ
Roads.
The four commissioners appointt
at the last session of the county court
redistrict the county had q meeting 10
week, but were not able TO agree on u
fifth commissioner required to be a
pointed by them before making 4
change in the districts. They adjourn
until the first Monday in February.
Now is the time TO buy an Overco
or Suit Of Clothes. A. T. Dosser is Gle
ing out his stock regardless of cost.
Many of our business men were no
ored by a visit, Saturday, from a bevy
charming little ladies bearing names
the time being Of Misses Skylotte, Snig'
fritz. smallboy. Ransack and Shook
They were on a shopping and inspecti'
tour Of the town. We were unfortuna
enough not to be among those favor
with a call from the little Misses.
You can't afford TO miss the bargai
at Mrs. Lizzie Russelrs.